The universe is composed of a symphony of alternating currents with the harmonies played on a vast range of octaves. To explore the whole range of electrical vibration will bring man closer to an understanding of the cosmic symphony." Nikola Tesla - visionary & scientific genius (1856-1943)
Songwriter & composer originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba and presently residing in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia.
2005: Began writing and composing in a variety of genres including Classic Rock, Pop, Folk, World, Country, Instrumental and Parody -- often with topical subjects that address social and political issues.
2011: All my works, including the many in progress are available for licensing and adaptation for recording or publishing purposes. I've recorded a number of rough tracks (noted in description as 'RT') with many more in the works for later this year for anyone interested in adding their vocal, instrumental or production skills.
Songwriter & composer originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba and presently residing in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia.
2005: Began writing and composing in a variety of genres including Classic Rock, Pop, Folk, World, Country, Instrumental and Parody -- often with topical subjects that address social and political issues.
2011: All my works, including the many in progress are available for licensing and adaptation for recording or publishing purposes. I've recorded a number of rough tracks (noted in description as 'RT') with many more in the works for later this year for anyone interested in adding their vocal, instrumental or production skills.
Your influences?
Influenced musically by the events of this thing called LIFE and inspired by the Golden Age of Classic Rock, Pop & Folk by artists like America, The Beatles, Buffalo Springfield, Byrds, Cat Stevens, CSN&Y, Doobie Brothers, Gordon Lightfoot, Jethro Tull, Led Zeppelin, Moody Blues, 10cc, Rare Earth, The Who and Yes.
Anything else...?
Music
A summer song relating the uncertainty of young love.
Finalist in the 11th Annual Great American Song Contest 2009. (see 'story behind the song' for judge's comments.)
A message of unity and peace for planet Earth
A song about mistrust and its negative implications
Infidelity in High-Fidelity!
Losing man's best friend.
Folk-rock tune created for SC's 10th anniversary song competition. Selected a runner-up from over 8000 entries. Former #1 and still charting in Classic Rock Top 200. Judge's original 2007 comments in "story behind the song."
An instrumental trip along the seashore
Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Seven Oaks Hospital in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada and one of its chief founders, the late Charles Bachman, father of guitar legend Randy Bachman.
Tribute to a dear departed.
A song inspired by a true story of a U.S. soldier who left the army after witnessing atrocities during a 2 year tour of duty in Iraq. He has since joined the ranks of soldiers and civilians in the war resister movement.
Do bones speak? A Native Indian's struggle with the past.
A love letter from the trenches (RT)
36 Beatles song titles contained in this dedication to the Fab Four (RT)
A cover, collab, parody and contest entry all in one.
A musical adaptation of the John Legend song
This was an endorsement for Ron Paul's 2008 election campaign. UPDATE 12/09: Obama orders 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan, bringing the total to 100,000. For this he gets the Nobel Peace Prize? As Orwell wrote in 1984: "War is Peace."
Make Love Not War (RT)
just a simple ditty recalling the days of the traveling troubadour (RT)
A collab with Danny Laygan of the Markdanyells who adds his unique vocal touch to 'Oceanna'. It's a timeless message of peace, healing and love.
A song about trusting you inner instincts and the logic and foresight the conscience generally possesses. As they say, truth is stranger than fiction and often harder to swallow than lies that go down like fine wine. (RT)
A story about being one with our Creator, or one with the One you love. (RT)
Classic Rock musical adaptation of the traditional Christmas carol "We Three Kings" written by John H. Hopkins Jr. in 1857
Deborah Diak, the Music Maven at Rising Star Artists played the song and commented on my works on this 5:23 edited version of Musician Edition. (11/09)
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posted on Fri January 21, 2011
This is a very interesting, refreshing and wonderfully track. Strong chorus/hook. Great singing and lyrical content. Enjoyed very much...
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posted on Sat September 25, 2010
nice vocal. liked the guitar riff and the ooh's. the break with percussion and guitar chords sounded great. gabe
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posted on Sat September 25, 2010
nice catchysong with great lyrics. very well done. gabe
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posted on Thu July 15, 2010
Excellent work here. Simple but profound lyrics and a catchy melody make for a powerful message railing against this despicable war. Outstanding!





I like this ... very soothing and
gentle on the ear.
Best to you.
Santa.